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Location: Hong Kong
Registered: November 2003
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Re: 20V extractor for sprinter?
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Fri, 03 June 2005 17:28

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Hi Sam
Thanks for your interest, and sorry that my chart is confusing.
1st the easy bits, I've got a single flexible when it goes into the final now. However due to the length or distance the flexible knocks my chassis some times - if you've got more $$$ perhaps you can make a twin flexible at the secondaries itself ??? but I suppose most people would not agree, so do I 
I didn't have any vibrations before the installation of flexible. Lucky me I guess. Except my muffler always fall off from the bracket, because too much stress I suppose. The rubber also always fall off 
After using the flexible and ADD one more bracket at the neck above the axle and tighter rubbers it's all fine now.
Now to answer the more complicated question.
500 mm primaries should mate with 250 mm secondaries, which both must be 1.5" diameter. They are optimised for 10,200 rpm. The starting power comes one octave below which is 5,100 rpm. And an even lighter feeling of power output comes another octave below at 2,550 rpm.
Has these been what you've got ??? power starts to come at 5k rpm ???
You have not made your secondaries right? and you plan to use 2" instead of 1.5". This will complicate matters. With 2" you'll need longer length to "be equal" of "the half of the primary"
However if you follow 250 mm, then it's frequency = rpm will be lower hence you gain some low-end.
There is a concern of flywheel weight / total crank rotational weight.
When I had a 5.8kg flywheel with a 0.85kg crank pulley - power starts to come 1,700 rpm and it kicks at 2,500 and becomes stagering at 4,000 to 6,000 because my sweet spot is 5,200 rpm. It still goes smooth and powerfull all the way to 8k.
After I change the flywheel to 5.2kg and change of a slightly larger muffler 2" in 2" out slightly larger volume box, my low end suffered a little. Power starts 2,500 instead of 1,700 and power it kicks at 3,500 and stagering at the usual 4,000 and onwards.
I've also got a race muffler stand-by for swap (straight flow) 3" in 3" out and sucks completely at low end below 4,000 on light and partial throttle.
This muffler is meant for race and must be used with lots of full throttle. So, when full throttle is applied, power comes stagering from around 2,500 rpm - may be lower.
The rev goes up very very fast...
My silvertop RWD considering more drive train loss can maintain position against ford 1.8 dohc ff.
Hope this helps.
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